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Evening Reading - July 28, 2026
This edition of Evening Reading from July 28, 2026, covers several gaming news items including an apology from Xbox's CTO for outages, a release date for Nioh 3: Hell Rising DLC Vol. 1, and Atari's partnership for the 2026 Atari World Championships. It also touches on the end of the Marvel Tokon beta, layoffs at Double Fine Productions, and Guillermo del Toro's stance against AI in creative work.
Atari & Twin Galaxies partner to launch 2026 Atari World Championships
Atari has partnered with Twin Galaxies to launch the 2026 Atari World Championships, a new esports competition featuring five iconic Atari games. The event will include online tournaments culminating in a Grand Finals, with details on specific games and dates to be announced later. This initiative aligns with Atari's recent focus on game preservation and other ventures under CEO Wade Rosen.
Morning Esports and Competitions
Atari and Twin Galaxies have announced the Atari World Championships, while Lenovo has been named a Founding Partner for the Esports World Cup 2026. These announcements highlight ongoing developments in the competitive gaming landscape.
Atari is launching a World Championship with legendary scorekeepers Twin Galaxies
Atari is launching the Atari World Championships in partnership with Twin Galaxies, a company known for tracking video game scores. The tournament will feature five classic Atari games, with an online qualifying round leading to a live Grand Final. Twin Galaxies will manage score verification, and the initial event will be a North American pilot program.
Atari and Twin Galaxies announce Atari World Championships
Atari has partnered with Twin Galaxies to launch the Atari World Championships, an online tournament featuring five classic Atari titles. The competition will culminate in live, in-person Grand Finals, with Twin Galaxies managing the online portion using its adjudication process. Atari CEO Wade Rosen expressed excitement for celebrating competition with existing and new fans, while Twin Galaxies executive Zachary Rozga highlighted the event's aim to bring back the original retro spirit of competitive gaming.
